Hi, recently during i was arguing about something with someone on internet, and he answered me this "слышь, шелупонь, залезла под шконку и хаверло закрыла !"i believe it was meant to hurt me in some ways, google translate didnt work..thank you for the translation!

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I already put it into google translate, but I'm not sure if this is correct:

You can also write a dissertation on this topic. I think that душечка would be a good example of endearment term which was used in older times. There's even an good old story by a Russian author - Anton Chekhov which is called Dushechka (English translation would be Darling). Let me know if you need more info.

Ah - thank you very much for that info, I really appreciate the warning. The story is actually paranormal with the female being a bear shifter/werebear which is why I was going in that direction for the pet name. That connotation is not really where I want to go with this one, though, so I'm grateful for the head's up.

The male character is actually a vampire - I know it sounds trite, but I honestly do work hard on character development and try to be realistic with the constructs of my world. Anyway, is anyone familiar with any terms of endearment that might have been used in older times?

Hi, one can call a female 'медвежонок', but it's not a usual pet name you would call a female love interest because a bear, even a little one in Russian language is associated with a person who is a bit bow-legged or a bit big as a person. So, if I were you, I would change the pet name to something different, like a little fish or...what the heck...there are all kinds of animals out there; just use your imagination

I just want to check that this is right for a character in a story. Male character is calling a female love interest 'little bear'. The translation I find online is 'medvezhonok' but I want to be certain that gender doesn't change anything.

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